Survivors worry that today's youth in many countries don't recognize names of Nazi death camps, fall prey to anti-Semitic conspiracy theories, or don't realize that 6 million Jews were killed in Hitler's World War II extermination campaign.
Jean-Luc Mélenchon said that UK Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn lost last week's Parliament elections because of "orders" from the Jewish communities and the council that represents Jewish institutions in France.
Nearly 60 tombstones defaced in cemetery that dates back to second half of 18th century. Slovakia’s Jewish community labeled it an "unprecedented barbaric act."
Grant means to strengthen “the legal sector to identify, respond, and prosecute crimes related to anti-Semitic hate focusing on physical violence, desecration of religious community sites, and religion-based discrimination in three to five countries in the Europe region.”
Israel Hayom offers an exclusive glimpse into a classified government project seeking to assess the scope of property left behind by Jews who were expelled or fled Arab nations and Iran. "We may be able to right a historical wrong," minister says.
Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis: Islamophobia, racism, and other forms of prejudice continue to afflict our communities and, as has been well publicized, even our political parties.
The Nessah Synagogue serves Persian Jews who immigrated to Los Angeles from Tehran after the 1979 Islamic Revolution. Beverly Hills Mayor John Mirisch denounces "cowardly attack."
Investigators believe that the man and woman who killed three people at the Jersey City kosher grocery, in addition to gunning down a police officer at a cemetery, hated Jews and law enforcement, and had expressed interest in the Black Hebrew Israelites movement.
“We need to take a moment and recognize the sacrifices that law enforcement professionals are making all across the country to secure our shuls, our synagogues, our JCCs, our yeshivas, our day schools,” says Chaskel Bennett, a co-founder of the civic and political group Flatbush Jewish Community Coalition.
The Reimann family, which owns Krispy Kreme Doughnuts and other international brands, is seeking to atone for its use of forced laborers during the Nazi era and its enthusiastic support of Adolf Hitler.
